The best restaurants serving British food in Motherwell West North Lanarkshire Glasgow and Surrounding

Great local place, staff are always friendly, dogs are allowed in the bar area.

Amazing library and staff very helpful 👏

Had a fantastic value for money afternoon tea. Small tasty soup,selection of sandwiches, sausage rolls, scones with jam and cream and various cakes and treats. Big thank you to Amy who served us, a credit to the company and Chris who took over when she finished her shift. Amy was such a pleasant, attentive and obliging staff member who made us feel so welcome from arrival which helped make our exoerience so special Thank you

This is the worst hotel anyone could stay at booked it for my mum and dad the room was mocket , very small , dirty tissues on top of the radiator , false advertisement with the pictures of the rooms their renting out , beds are solid , no staff to check in stay well away from this disgusting hotel

Breakfast was great and open until 11am, carvery food is then available we both enjoyed the carvery, all the staff are lovely, friendly, helpful and efficient. A special thanks to Susan and Abigail- I hope I’ve spelled your names correctly or Abigail might cry lol 🤣 The restaurant was clean and tidy. The food was plentiful and fresh, a good verity. We stayed for 3 nights. Bed was very comfortable- better than my own tbh, the room was cleaned and tidied every day The room staff were lovely, efficient and very helpful.

Visited very briefly at lunchtime. Did not buy anything due to the rudeness of one of the two women working there. Asked for a pizza and chips combination thing that was sitting already prepared and snapped at by the woman stating that there were three pizza options. Without telling me what they were I said I would take whatever was nearest. I’d never seen a “pizza crunch” before but it looked horrible and said I didn’t want that one to which I was met with a huffy retort of “well that’s why I asked you want you wanted”. A list of what you do have instead of “pizza and chips” might help your customers then. The shop was swarming with school kids but I am in my 40’s and certainly won’t be spoken to in such a curt and nasty manner which they may be possibly used to using with their younger clientele that won’t tell them where to go in response due to naivety and lack of experience. Walked out without purchasing anything, which I’m glad about as the food looked pretty disgusting.